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Campaigner Elements gives marketing professionals working with software programmers the ability to integrate information from different systems to capture, analyze, report, and then act upon the information they collect.

The proposition is that marketers will be able to work with developers and seize opportunities more quickly by using custom applications to create and send tests, full-blown campaigns, and workflows from anywhere. The new API provides valuable list, contact, campaign, and content management features and more than 600 pre-built email templates.

With a high level of importance placed on analyzing the "big data" that results from recipient email activities and behaviors such as opens and clicks, Campaigner Elements allows marketers to identify and serve customers and customer targets in their email marketing campaigns by gaining insight into their behaviors, likes, dislikes, and buying patterns.

"Integration and marketing automation is one of the biggest challenges for marketers looking to target the right customers in the most efficient way," says Rick Faulk, GM cloud services for sales and marketing, Campaigner. "Campaigner Elements API allows users the flexibility to share their data between applications and take advantage of 'big data' analysis, to run more effective campaigns and increase their retention and revenue."

Campaigner Elements uses standards-based protocols, which allows developers the flexibility to use any programming language. It is fully scalable and supports integration with a diversity of platforms and technologies, including third-party databases and applications, CRMs, websites, and social networking content.

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